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Sprint to the Finish--Election 2022

How does the 2022 Midterm election finish when the votes are counted

  • Democrats survive--Hold Senate and lose less than 20 In the House

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Total voters
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Voting is in three days. Plays your predictions.
 
Sorry - but I keep reading: "Finnish Election 2022" and wondering whether there are any elections in Finland in 2022.
 
Sunday Has the RCP map back to +3 for Republicans and they project +15 in the House with 34 tossups +31 average.

538 also backed a tiny step--Republicans 54/46 favorites to win the Senate, 83/17 in the House.

Tomorrow will be a big data day. Expect updates from everyone.
 
Voting is in three days. Plays your predictions.
the fun part of politics.. Everything is screaming Red Wave, but the Senate seats are too close to call
My prediction is Repubs pick up NV and Georgia by runoff. The wild card is Pennsylvania with their 'peculiarities' of counting
But i dont think Phily and Pitts will have the turnout the rural red districts will

It's a safe bet they pick up 2 which would be outstanding if not a tsunami
 
My prediction: Tomorrow night it will look like a red tsunami, but as the mail in votes get counted that wave turns blue and the demonrats pick up 25 more seats in the senate and 50 more in the house. Then the demonrats immediately start to viciously attack anyone who dares to have a suspicion of cheating and all rush to DP to chastise all who could even possibly think the adorable demonrats could ever cheat. Then the demonrats threaten any polling employee who thinks about whistleblowing and pays off any judges who have to try any cases involving the cheating. The MSM goes full Joy Reid and suggests election deniers be stripped naked and publicly stoned to death. As a reward to the swamp for being complicit in the cheating and funding it, the new congress passes a whopping 10 trillion USD bill that directly rewards them for their efforts. Inflation goes through the roof and even the demonrats can't take it anymore and the demonrats storm the castle seeking the head of Nancy Pelosi. But, in 2024 the demonrat elites do it all over again. Welcome to the new Democracy.
 
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The day before the voting 70% think that Republicans will win both houses.
 
UVa brings out its final position. These are just the changes since two weeks ago. All the Senate tossups are Democratic seats. Any REpublican win is a pick-up.

SenatorOld RatingNew Rating
Raphael Warnock (D-GA)Toss-upLeans Republican
C. Cortez Masto (D-NV)Toss-upLeans Democratic
PA Open (Toomey, R)Leans DemocraticLeans Republican

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In the House they are predicting +24.

Member/DistrictOld RatingNew Rating
CA-13 Open (No inc.)Toss-upLeans Republican
Mike Levin (D, CA-49)Leans DemocraticLeans Republican
David Valadao (R, CA-22)Toss-upLeans Republican
Jahana Hayes (D, CT-5)Leans DemocraticLeans Republican
IL-17 Open (Bustos, D)Toss-upLeans Republican
Frank Mrvan (D, IN-1)Toss-upLeans Democratic
Jared Golden (D, ME-2)Toss-upLeans Democratic
Dan Kildee (D, MI-8)Toss-upLeans Democratic
Elissa Slotkin (D, MI-7)Toss-upLeans Republican
Angie Craig (D, MN-2)Toss-upLeans Democratic
Susie Lee (D, NV-3)Toss-upLeans Republican
NY-3 Open (Suozzi, D)Toss-upLeans Republican
NY-19 Open (No inc.)Toss-upLeans Republican
Steve Chabot (R, OH-1)Toss-upLeans Republican
OH-13 Open (Ryan, D)Toss-upLeans Republican
Matt Cartwright (D, PA-8)Toss-upLeans Republican
Susan Wild (D, PA-7)Toss-upLeans Republican
PA-17 Open (Lamb, D)Toss-upLeans Republican
RI-2 Open (Langevin, D)Toss-upLeans Republican
Henry Cuellar (D, TX-28)Toss-upLeans Democratic
TX-34 (Flores/Gonzalez)Toss-upLeans Republican
Elaine Luria (D, VA-2)Toss-upLeans Republican
Kim Schrier (D, WA-8)Leans DemocraticLeans Republican
 
The polls have closed in many eastern and midwestern states.

As of this time, Republicans are taking the House but Democrats should not jump off the building.
 
The day-of-election vote is clearly heavy for the Republicans. in several key states.

It's too early to call Georgia for Walker but the early result is favorable and the Governor race is dominant to the Republican Kemp. The third-party candidate is running about 2%, If neither main party candidate gets at to at least 50%+1 vote, there will be a run off.
 
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